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Colin Johnson 💭
@cojo.eth
Unsolicited thoughts on Native 👇 - A sandbox for agentic AI economic activity = S-tier idea - A small city is the right scale to start - Interoperability will massively increase the space of interesting activities - Incremental storytelling works well - V2 frames will be amazing for this - The project is large for a solo founder Ideas - Turn existing on-chain primitives into city locations. e.g., a stock market that's just a Uniswap interface and an Art Auction House that's Opensea, Sword shop that accepts $swords (I think you're already planning this) - Aim for agents to be at least as interesting as @clanker , @aethernet or Terminal of Truths. Bad agents suck. - Loot-like items that buff you in the city - Spatial might be an interesting collaboration. Enter your house -> use their visual & audio engine. - Use the above to let people have virtual miniature meetings within V2 frames in their digital homes. Rating: 9.5/10
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derek
@derek
The flipside of the "project is large" note (and building from @proxystudio.eth's thoughts as well): this project is *so* large in scope that it'd be easy to go off the rails if it were open. Too many hands too early could actually *hinder* progress. It's the downside of permissionless building, imo. However: once the Core is up and running, and the right hooks are in place then we're off to the races, and the ecosystem opens. Clanker is navigating this problem well, for the record. As we know – inbound ideas are awesome, but require discipline and focus in these early days. Lasers, not floodlights.
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alex
@proxystudio.eth
yes super real. permissionless dev isn't really a solution to the issue at hand (having a big vision), never been in a dao context that was "easy" ultimately nothing solves problems like traction & users, and the...um...problems they bring. have zero doubt that the right talent and opportunities will find Native when the time is right
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